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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
tn. town of or.v...nd 70 pay proper share all local
WAsHINGTONS BIRTHDAY OBSERTANCES
MANY RECEPTIONS AND DISNERs-No MARKED

MANY RECEPTIONS AND DINNERs-NO MARKED
| DISPLAY.
| While no marked display will proclaim to-day as the
anniversary OF washngtOns BIRTH yet 1t VIII be taken
advantage Of a. legal holiday rather more widely than
usual and be made the occasion for number OF quiet
festivities The Young Mems Democratic Club Of Brook
yn will give banquet at which Governor Lili secre
tary Lamar, exMayor Grace Mayor whitney 10
speak The Irish Home Rule Club will dine at me Hotel
snS The IT cnm
Widows and Orphans Relief Fund beethoven Hall in
New York Mounted Rides in their ninth annual reunion
and dinner The Seventh Company Of the 9Th Regiment
Grams Of the War Of 1872 will dine in Military
Hall, No. 1893 Bowery. Adjutant r. Gould Warner VII,
perform his historic act Of hosting the flag over the Oh
fort in Central Park at sunrise
The other celebrations Of the day will be numerous
The annual tennis OF the Tennis Association
will be given Its building. No 212 West ForynrstsI
public reception win be given by the
tween One-hundred and nftieth and One hundred and
hsisSt century aTS club viii dine a.
end hosSa Persns Bishop and benjamin.
will speak F. d. Mllet will lecture at the Academy OF
Design S S F C Ss mSn a. OF
School No 2s will be given at Mszzet Snas Srs
tian Association Literary Society and the Golden Liter
Ha H At slst At s aoe
Jamaica L. at 10 a. M AT the ne anS
small company Of guests will learn lesson In mummn
cation. ,,, ,,, ..,
reception will be given at wallaces Dancing Acad.
envy Several large parties going 10 enjoy the day AZ
Tuxedo Park returning for Mrs. Lorard's ball in the
evening The Young Peoples Association OF the Icing
ment musical and literary entertainment Will DC
given by the W. s. Hancock Post, No. 239 q. A. H. IN
The METROPOLITAN Opera House. The New York Southern
Society win at the Brunswick entertaining senator
elect Daniel Congressman Tucker. Controller Trenholm
Senator Butler Chauncey NJ. Depew Cornelius ~ Bliss
Algernon s. Sullivan and Horace Porter. The new
York state Chess Association will meet at tho Newfork
Chess Clubs rooms No. 1856 secondaye, ut 10 a. H. ana
hold tournament An
The Post Office will be closed to-day after 10 M All
the CITY departments will also be closed.
Tho vessels at the Brooklyn Navy Yard VIII be decor
atcd with rainbow and salute OF twenyone guns
will be fired The men will have holiday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
HE DID NOT KNOW SHE WAS MARRIED.

Two weeks Amanda Rooney her mother and Cornelius
south Woo ilayen Jamaica, L. L. went u last
NewYork where the party. according To Amanda. state
Az she alleges while under the lnnuence
she married 10 Adams by Methodist Ger
the OF the marriage AMANDA was employer
"a honse keeuer by Smith Foster oyserman when in
formed by her morning after the marriage mat
Adams she refused 10 recognize INN
live with III and al once returned 10
Fosters Louse and him Of what had taken place
Yesterday Poster said When Amanda told me Of her mar
rtagc al beye 1t but upon inqulring OF her
Adams learned that true then advised
her TO with husband at Tho Same time telling her iA'
II se wished household goods To begin housekecp
ing with would give them TO her. and did 30 ON Saur
day last during from home she removed her ow
including linen that dd not
give Saturday evening went TO Adamss house ana
articles | clumed returned TO me. The story oil
Adams coming house with shot gun and demanin;
his wife is not trne and myself friendly AMI he
and his wife living together"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
FINES FOR ROSTER AND BIAL.
THE RECORDER LETS THEM OFF EASILY.

s,yry MIST LOOK OUT, THOUGH IF THEY VIOLATE
THE LAW AGAIN.
yohn Koster and Albert Ba the propretors OF concert
hall I'm West Twenty thrdst who also own hQuorsOros
~ chatham and Worth st and at sixthave and Twenty
Sourthst were arraigned yesterday before Recorder
amvth indictments were found against them several
vseks ago and the present Grand Jury found Others
making seventeen indictments for various violations
e1 Sass. laws a ana OF the pistSs
Attorney MARITIME the be- OF aa1 tIal
YER W. r. Howe. asked leave that the plea OF not guilty
Withdrawn and plea o. guilty ss ad two ndct
S Ssid: III ''''"''''' " WV
tina. ss Of t se1tS
na avs s. the psos via
Mr. Howe saa that his clients were not wilin Moatots
that Roster BIaTs place wconducted and added;
The Mace has visited by the most pp
.: %oT nonos don Know any such thing never was
A Ms ksc"rdari e ao Ss f regret at all
The Recorder examined several awoooks 70 nna tne
sxacf sfate under which the indictments were 1ouhd
and he then said
ssss in ss
nil ns S we
:s and a.' % s$. n
against the The Mayor has refused 70 renew @
license doubt that the defendants nave SUI
fered loss have no doubt that their previous Oa
has complained OF has been closed anu
the defendants that they Will obey te
aws IN the FUTURE under the Ia
regulating places of amusement The decision OF Juuge
been Under these clfcun
decided to impose sentence OF SOU on OIL
indictments Is one for violating he e1ciso Jaw
and one for violating tho amusement law VIII reserve
sentence other indictments on which pleas nave
been made one Indictment for each offence II the defend
anita again guilty violation OF law they may ty
sumnary brought here under those lnuiC
mon and they receive the full penalty
Imprisonment aud fine
The fine of $500 was paid by Messrs. Roster * bal
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WHAT DO TIE TILDEy EXECUTORS MEAN,

The efforts Of the executors Of Samuel j. Tildcn's
vill to have tho bill incorporating the Tilden Trust
passed by the Legislature In the exact form in which
II submitted by them have been productive Of tho
suggestion that they need not have put themselves
70 the trouble at all unless they have other
object In view than the establishment OF q library
Under an act Of 1883 they could have incorporated the
library by merely appointing the trustees organizing
with chairman and secretary, and filing notice Of
Incorporation with the County Clerk and Secretary OF
State. 10 do this, howcN er, they would be required
etIto whether the library they incorporating way
to bc circulating or reference library, and the amount
Of money and property to be dcyOtc ~ its use and.
furthe ri0rc, their of the trust and dis
position Of the funds would be subject to visitation
by the supreme Court upon the dcman of the AttOr
ncy General. MIR. 1idens will did not require tho
executors TO apply to the Legislature for charter
ton passed by that Lody the trustees according 10
good legal authority will not be responsible for
kctS to
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LOSSES BY TWO LARGE FIRES

resulting from the fire at Nos 622 ga G26
Broadway early Sunday not large sup
posed The goods the three lower floors pro.
tecto by tarpauDs thrown them by the fire patrol
men that from water Is comparatively slight
The the fifth floor where the IRE broke out aid
the hoor total loss Tho estimates FURNISHED
teray ny msmters Of the rns which sst Ma o losses make
Sc total about slS5 600 distributed as follows f. Goo,
YicJ Co., cafrIagcs nrst floor and basement
1000 insured for $30000 A. O. Woodruff 4 Co, STR W
hatA drs floor and basement $1,000 insured
t250D0 Zsnner Felstein lowers ana feathers second
bO0r $4,000. Insured for SO 1000 LipmaD Baum TO-.
clothing thir: and NTH floors $40 600 insured for 500 OOO
korn uoiyman fourth aud sixth noors 100000 insured
for go O0U Miliur. Shine Co..
$4,000 insured for $40. 900 L. schuedlor Sons shirts
and 0yeralls 81 900 insured fr $4,000 Sykes Co.,
eloshers 0o0 insured for 1000 The building owned
The ate,t estimates FIX Tho loss from the nrc Ameri
ks staten Island $780, INSURANCE.
shs most estrnctvs Of hres will not exceed nifty
softon 10 the interior preserved In good In
stance however the heat Intense Of the
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LONG ISLAND.

HUNrISGToN-Davd O. bammis left q will by which he m.
10 give legacy Of 5000 to the Presbyterian church
ogaoy OF *ioV 10 Daniel Samms OF babylon and his
gave the use OF farm Of nifty where to
same nephew and his sister, Julia Il
70 40 to Alfred Tilloson the The is so con
iclnK AZ 10 occasion trouble II s generally c0ncede that
the gift 10 the church Is void and other clauses TO be
strued by the Surrogate Of Suffolk County.
sAYvILE-Wliam Schlossen arrested Saturday on
the complaint Of Philip Goodman, who charges with
tempod murder Both been have boarding
Bohemaylc and had a quarrel schlossen drew a re-.
volver AMI shot Goodman twice. 6chossn gave bail for his
appearance
sHKKPsHgAD BAY.-At o meeting Of property owners On
saturday. committee OF appointed confer with
the Manhattan Beach Improvement Company for
nent 81 tn, differences created BY the proposition
ntttee headed by II. b. To 70
Albany Thursday argo tbs passage now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
NEW.JERSEY TOWNS.

PRMcRroxThe students of the college Will celebrate
Washngtons Birthday by hearing patriotic oratiOns In the
morning Attending the winter athletic sports In tho after
listening to the Class OF rs Prize Debate In the
evening question is RtsOtUed That the working
classes grievances for which distinct labor party
the best remedial agent"
PATERSON Henry Hanchett OF New.York has been
Paterson Musical Union ~ succeed
Foan ObOrsk founded the organization and
Tor years and who recently resigned. Dr. Han
Will conduct for the first time at the rehearsal this
evening The body OF tramp namei Mccarthy. who
earned precarious living by pedng asoveposh recipe
morning, badly roasted the cindcr
dump Passaic Rolling Mil He had evidently selected
the dump sleeping place and the noxious gas a
Mccarthy Is the NTH yagab0nd who has met
death this dump since 1880.
Collector Edward T. Ball OF POmpOn Township
who bail charge Of forging the names OF Two
negbors his official bond has resigned and the Township
accepted the resignation, having first ascei
tained that Balls accounts were correct Tho committee
gave Ball his choice between furnishing new bond and re-
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NETWORK CITY,


Sherwood will give reading on Saturday at 23o m
at the house Arthur Peabody No 10 West Ien'n
st. for the benefit OF the Home for the Blind.
General Newton yesterday promoted John T. o'Neil,
laborer in the cutoff gang in the Department OF Puoho
Works. 200 clerkship in the Water Registers Bureau
Mayor Hewitt take drive yesterday seere'
tary Berry the City Hall before the end OF the
week.
Deputy County GDroy said yesterday that nothng
new the the records in the office mad
been learned hearing by Judge Lawrence IN inc e
has been adjourned until tomorrow.
woman neatly dressed black yesterday entered the
Governors Room City Hail. removed her wraps and Or
dered the the An inquiry elected tho
reply that visitor owned the building II having been gwen
her by Seymour She committed 10 the care OF
the Charities Commissioners.
The Baptist yesterday listened to the REV. f. r.
Hammond on the Conversion OF Children The Rev. j. A.
Davis read paper the Reformed Church pastors on the
Successful Church OF the Future"
The Of gold shipment to Europe yesterday
orders from Germany The Saturday were
1913. 900, making total OF $4,000
Tho Daft Electric Motor Company rapidly completing its
second series OF experiments with more
powerful motor on the Ninth Avenue Elevated Road
Professor A. Bickmore will lecture to day at 1880 a. m
in the Museum Of Natural History Elephants and An
lopes"
Ellen Davis q young woman who said she was unnarred
eave birth child In the railroad station at Eighth
ave and Fifty third ST. yesterday morning She was taken
with the paby Bospa 1t said that
relative lived at No. 439 West Thirty nnth'st
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
HENRY d. HYDE, President.
NIessrS.
JAMES McCREERY s. co.

- wv
announce an advance sale OF
Ladies' and Children's Spring and
Summer Goods carried over from
last Season.
This sale commences Wednes-
day, February 23, and comprises
the following lots, most of
which were made expressly for
this house -.
A few handsome Imported
Ladies' Suits ut One-half the Origi-
nal cost also Il lot of Domestic
Suits ranging in price from $500
to $500 each.
One Lot Of Ladies' and Misses
White Lawn Suits. reduced from
1915 to $1.1J. SO to $500,
$1,000 to $500, $500 to
$1,000. 5000 to $4,000.
$4,000 to $50, $500 to $500,
etc, etc, etc.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
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4 cAPrAIy,s DEArH ABOARD MS VESSEL.

The flags the offices Of tho Netherland+Am American
Steam Navigation Company were at aifsiai yesieTdhy
out OF respect Captain Peter slierendrest who died
suddenly of heart disease on February IL. while IN
Inud of the steamer Leerdam The vessel left Rottcr-
dam on February . and had ompcstuous passage, los
ing life boat aud suffering damage fore and ait She
got here YESTERDAY Captain Slefendrcgt native
OF Zerikree Holland. and forty years old He
had seen experience every quarter OF the globe In the
sailing service. lie had been In command 81 the leer
dam for four years aud half The Netherlands Com
papy secured his services while he CAPTAIN Of the
steamer Holland plying between Rotterdam aud London
Three years ago he received warm praise FOR carrying
the Iecrdam safely across the with ingenious
rddor device. which he adopted after his vessel had lost
her rudder and stcrnpO-t on ic Newfoundland Banks
Captain slicrcndrcgt died ten minutes after he was
taken III. The ccriam brought into port by Chief
officer W. POnSen who has been In the service OF the
company for twelve years The body OF the Dutch
mander is awaiting instructions from Holland 10 It's
dispOsAl
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UNGER TAKEN TO SING SING.

HIS DEEP AFFECTION FOR HIS CHILDREN-wlLLlNd
TO TEND BAR IN PRISON.
Captain Edward Unger who was convicted on satur-
day OF killing August Bohe and sentenced to twenty
years imprisonment taken to Sing Sing yesterday
On Sunday morning he requested Warden Walsh to per-
NIT his children visit him. and his requestwas granted
The children remained from o'clock until o'clock
Unger slept well during the night and when AWAKENED Nv
M M raoS sna aed besFy breakfast was
and at 100 o'clock he was handcuiied 10 deputy rheI
ngep a and the officer took Fonrhave car the
Grand Central Station At the station Deputy ehetin
Burke encountered great aiSn nt IN n, tso Crowd
which had gathered to catch glimpse OF unger. ~ was
the smokngcar OF the soclock train and onscr
During the trip Unger spent OF the time looking
out of the window. He appeared perfectly AZ ease aa
with his sentence he had about made up his mind be-
fore the verdict was rendered that he would hahg ne
hoped he would live out OF prison In order thht
he might repay them for their kindness To him ne eh
pressed great affection for his children and asked the
officer to tell his boy TO TO him. He said that
although boy had testified against him. In no way
smoked cigar which given TO him by one OF the
passengers aud when talking OF the work that he would
probably he required 10 do In the prison he said mat
they wanted hrstclass and experienced BARTENDER nc
was their man. 49,, .,..o,
but the deputy sheriff marched his prisoner down the
railroad track and through the prison grounds 20 te
office where Principal Keeper C0nnaughton and Chief
Clerk A. L. BabcOck took his pedigree and read 10 MN
the prison rules lie said he nftywO years old born
in Germany was salOOnkcepcr ana was employed
when arrested Clerk BabcOck told him mat Tor good ne
havor and strict observance OF the rules. he wold
secure communication Of seven years and eight months
making his actual term OF service twelve years ana onr
months He had IN his pockets seventyiour cents ana
two cigars He was Thea registered as Protestant ana
said he would attend the Protestant service. lie was
then taken TO the barber shop and his gray mustache
was removed After his warm bath he was taken before
the doctor who found him In fair physical condition The
thumb his right hand stin He assigned 10
cell No sI3 and put TO work as halliday his
duties will consist ia keeping the cells clean the halls
IN order He looked cheerful he donned the prison suit
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SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF SEw.YoRK. MONDAY. FEB. 81. lssl


Steamer Bohemia tGerl. Karlowa Hamburg Feb and
m%yrs WITH %'o and cabin ,, and s1 1esTaso passengers
steamer Ieerisn ptchi rcnscn late serenarcGt
cIa@ WIN @se and q sa9a and isS ps ssfr Hs
swansea Feb WITH Sdse to JamosArke Co.
steamer Inae tRr, Williams Jan Il. Trieste
~ caiania e. Messlna 26 Palermo FEB ana Gibraltar ~
IL. with misc ahd pa.-cngcrst TO Bouion Bliss palie't
Arrived a, the Bar at $50 N.
passcngcrs to James Wan Co. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Chattahoochcc Daegc,t Savannah 21days with
mi.e and passengers To- Henry fonge II. 49,, , ,,,.,
with mdse and passenger, TO ww CyLe c. ,,, o,.o
Steamer Roanoke Couch Newport News and West Point.
Lieanora. Bragg. Portland with mdse TO Iiorao
steamer riuic Ewing. Now. London. to Bassett Bro,
MAHOGANY To- McnendSi vessel 10 MGiScit q Co.
nrg Arcot toi Machias Gates C9nurs9- 20 uays va "a
Brig lewis l. squire. ovcrton. Fort Royal. with lumber
City Island. light Me- cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer chance Br johnson. Yokohama Dec e. Kobe ~
shanghai - tooc3w Jan sinKapGTTo " Toy Ss" 20
steamer cohia DER Korde stettn Jan and Copen
Feb p with mdse and 20 storage pasensest Kun
hl CO. Hr SSi M II s liar se DAYS. with salt
and COZ kwood ORDER vessel to Funch. Edge & co.
Steamer Geors tGer Pett Londonsmpson. Spence
steamer Illinois. (Br). Dodge Antwerp-Peter Wright
steamer schelam (Dtch Potter. Amstcrdam-Funch, Edge
steamer Polaria (Gcr) senate, Hamburg-Phcps Bros
Steamer Fgypt tBr) Wright Llsbon-Latasa & Co.
steamer Amcita tNOrl. Reimers. Baracol-H Dumois.
steamer Excelsior. Higgins, New Orleans John I Van
steamer Richmond, Boaz. Newport News and West Point
Dominion So Co
Steamer Wyanokc Huiphers Norfolk, City and Rich
mond-Od Dominion So Co.
ship u Snow. WILEY. san Francsco-sutton & Co.
Ship Merom. Glover. Portland Sutton y Co
Ship Arbea OBI, Smith, Perth Amboy, Nj FWhtney
=, NJ
lark Enigma (Br Dodi Gibraltar and Cadz-R de Forz
I,arg Inga (Nor. Jakobsen. Amsterdam arstcn B0e
BARK Brimga tBr). Gcltzer, Rio Janero-J FWhitney
bark Frael Bianci Utah. Castelctto. Algers-AustD
Rark beatrice Harmor. Harmer Gibara Cuba-RIchard
brig Icoma Ger. Jansen. Rcllnlon Mauritus-Funoh
Bris " Warner Obj. Warner, BOranqnlla. Usc-James
''' SAILED
Steamers Excelsior Tor New. Orleans; Richmond, Newport
Shin Henry Sanford for Sydney. Nsw.
Banks Carnloa for Limerick; Efaim for Mossel Bay SA.
Brig CarD for Trurino &c.
Anchored CITY Island-bound out-ship Vendome for
m Bark Persia for Bucnos Ayres.
THE MOVEMENTS OF ) rEAMERj.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Feb 2O-ATived. steamer Gcrmanio (Br).
Geadel New YORK Feb IL. on her &, Liverpool
HAMBURG, Feb 2O-Arrived steamer Morava lGcrh Pet
sourhAMProS Feb 2l-salcd steamer Elbc tGer Meyer
from Bremen for New-York -
steamer State OF Georgia tBr. MOO
die from Glasgow for NewYork $1,000,
I'H.Rp Feb 2l-Passed steamer Wieland (Ger) Hebch.
from Sew PASSED. " steamer NoTmanSo r De Kersabec
from New.York Feb Is. for Havrc
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WAS HE la WFTLLY UETlINpD,

q. d. Bangs OF Pnkerons Agency. on Friday arrested
Richard 4. Laurence age hcon clerk employed by the
National Express Company charge Of stealing marc Ia
The boy Was Kept prisoner IN Pnkertons rooms EI.
Justice White Ionbs held for
Friday lie states that he kept under close watch At
the OF the officers sleep an nch
says that Robert Pinketon told him that II he made con.
ie-son IL woud De All right The boy then confessed that
he began by stealing i've packages Of ewery valued AZ
$3.50. All the goods had recovered hs
confession except few rngA Ito was much asouish,d
when lie taken To the rombs The question OF the right
OF the Pinkerton Agency to keep nearly four
days will be argued the trial. ' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
JERSEY CITY.

judge MoGil the Orphans Court yesterday de-
csion W c makes Cornelius indebted 10 tho
estate Harper In $500 Mr. SEQ the executor
of the heirs who found fault with the way In
which IT, asked for accounting When II was
made they ned list OF forty exceptions Judge McGHs do
of the heirs MT has been Missing since
the matter was brought into court
John Burke and Irving Runvon arraigncd before
United States Murhead Yesterday charge
robbiDg the office at New Market III Middlese1
County In default OF 81 900 bail they were committee TO
the County Jail for trial.
Andrew Hooker age thirteen, Of Bayst. while irving TO
the end OF the Ere tunnel fell under
wheels and was killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
TIE MA UBURY DIVORCE PROCEgDyyoc

There was some talk among theatrical people yesterday
garg the reported suit for by Charles Man
bury the actor. against his wife, known on tho .tage a,
Emma Cefden. Maubury In an EngH man who ame M re
years with Charles Overflow bringing will them
several English mclodramas In OF these The Wages
Of Sin Maubury took leading part VIII. was I'm
the company The firm OF Oyeron Manury was after
dss0ved and Maubury has been taking The Wages
OF Sin around The country His wife has living m the
city Hotel Madison and the IsderhIsnz bali
with wellknOwn Newly orker. who 10 In
tho suit Mrs Maubury pretty blonde and Is described
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
WHAT 70 GOING ON TO-DAY.

Wc~Yerk Southern Society dinner Hotel brunswick $50
p. m. . ~, NJ ,yost Forty frat At
neta Tau Delta Fraternity conference No. 10 East SiI
Meeting relative to Wiltshire Payne. Bethel coored
Church Sp m. - CO.,, ,,... ao,.,,.,a,s
$50 p. -, 49,, ,...u,.x .r.r,rr
Mt Holyoke Aumns Association, broadway 1apernacie'
Young Peoples Association entertainment, Lexington
Avenue Baptist Church 8p m.
Company q, 7th Regiment reception. Armory. evening"
Dinner to Police Justice Power, Hoffman House evening
Veterans Of War OF 1912 dinner Military Hail. IL noon
American Harriers meet, jamaica L. j.
F. ID. Millets lecture, Academy OF Design, p. m ,r
of American Mechanics celebration. Stenway HAIL
lRm ,o....,. c,,, .,,n.r A..smn,v Rooms
p M, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLANsThe deeds Of the Aspinwall estate 10 Will
lam A. Rockefeller recorded yesterday The coDsder
ton 10000 There 795 OF this estate IL IL
dersood that this just onehalf tho actual paid
YoNKHRsHenry w. Bashford real estate agent has been
his body placed
limits I'm White Plains The complainant James C. Bell OF
Maryland estates YOnkeIs and for whom Bash.
agent IL Is alleged In the complaint that 5000 which
placed 10 his hands TO pay taxes the complainant
property was appropriated TO BashfOrds Yester
day writ OF habeas corpus applied for before Judge
Dykman will endeavOr show that he had right
o the money. The writ will be- issued 10 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-22
CARPETS.

Special Bargains this week in
Velvet Carpets, the most superb
line ever shown, entirely new, and
superior to any in market, equal
i'm quality to the Old original Eng
lish VeIvets, at about One.half
their actual value.
Also, 500 Choice Designs Best
AIl-WOOl Extra Super Ingrains, in
Brussels and lIOquette effects,
which. Notwithstanding the re-
cent great advance in raw mate
rial, we offer at
Remarkably low prices.
SHEPPARD KNAPP & CO.,
SiXth-ave. and 13th-st.